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Bertrand Tavernier's New Film Reminds Us Why We Love French Movies

Film critic Stephen Schiff reviews the new French film, "Daddy Nostalgia," starring Dirk Bogard as a man at the end of his life reconnecting with his daughter.

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Other segments from the episode on April 18, 1991

Fresh Air with Terry Gross, April 18, 1991: Interview with James Adams; Interview with Paul Schrader; Review of the film "Daddy Nostalgia."
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A New Post-War Arms Race

We examine how the Gulf War has changed the arms race with journalist James Adams. He's the Defense Correspondent and Associate Editor of The Sunday Times of London, and the author of "Engines of War: Merchants of Death and the New Arms Race."

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Film Director and Screenwriter Paul Schrader

Schrader's screenwriting credits include "Taxi Driver" and "The Last Temptation of Christ." His directing credits include "Hard Core," "Light of Day," "American Gigolo" and "Patty Hearst." Schrader's latest movie is the psychological drama, "The Comfort of Strangers."

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Stephen Schiff Discusses His Latest Adventures in Hollywood.

Screenwriter Stephen Schiff talks about writing the scripts for "True Crime" and "Deep End of the Ocean."He first established his reputation as a film critic for Vanity Fair and Fresh Air. He also wrote film essays and profiles for The New Yorker. He served an unprecedented three terms as chairman of the National Society of Film Critics. His first screenplay was for the most recent film adaptation of Lolita.

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Stephen Schiff on How "Lolita" Explores the "Beastly and the Beautiful"

Fresh Air's former film critic returns to discuss writing the screenplay for the controversial film adaptation of Nabokov's "Lolita." The $58 million film inspired such controversy that distribution in the U.S. was delayed. "Lolita," directed by Adrian Lyne (Flashdance, 9 1/2 Weeks) will premiere on the Showtime cable channel August 2nd. It's just been announced that the film will be released in movie houses in September. Schiff's screenplay, "Lolita: The Book of the Film" (Applause books), will be published next month.

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